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Cutler-Hammer, Inc., Milwau kee; Rep. Charles A. Eaton (K- N.J.'i. chairman of the hmi.-.e foreign affairs committee; and Rep. Dorn fD-S.C. Senator Brooks (R-Ill.i, and Maj. Gen John R. Deane, wartime head of tlie U.S. military mission in Moscow. Jail at Redwood' City. P!iOTO*CREDIT Photographs of Evelyn Mc Ginn and Carolyn Caldwell ap pearing in the feature story on page 11 are Maxine Kellogg and Romaine photos' respec tively. 127 LITTON AVENUE Live of Mitchell, S.D., lived here for the past 1 Friends are requeste send flowers to the fune will take place tomorn hoon at 2 at the Roller good Chapel. The Rev. Lang of Trinity Luthers wall officiate and inter follow at Alta Mesa Park. Scout lea< c^ ^ / , ,p/fL-cP/rc.TD TiMCL'} S ^P l^,/9v7 p. Your FULLER TAINT DEALER --A Good Place to Go For the Finest Paints. WALLPAPERS MIRRORS SHOWER DOORS PALO ALTO 2-6773 Week-End Specials in Tasty Bakery Goods Fresh Egg Bread Twist Loaf Extra Rich Pineapple Upside Down Cake PARTY COOKIES ALL TYPES AND FLAVORS AVAILABLE __________ Special Orders Given Prompt Attention GOLDEN POPPY BAKERY 445 Emerson Street Phone P.A. 7716 NOW OPEN TILL 7:00 EVERY EVENING NEXT TUES. & WED! (Continued from P: to serve as assistant dei Friction developed at meeting, she recalled, : place at her home bocai felt that the Donalds' 1 too small to accommc group. "Mr. Donald eomplai the meeting that his been slighted, and i meetings should be belt home." ' Mrs. Davis then cxpla she had no car and woi, able to attend the me that case, but suggestcc assistant be chosen. Mrs. Allen was na sistant, although her later dropped out of t Mrs. Davis said. There was no t.roubl the boys or their parr meeting at the Negroc both Mrs. Davis and Mr: insisted. In turn, the Do tended meetings at the other pack officers, a, was never any projut played, they assert. Jack Leslie Banh< services Monday Funeral services tor .1 lie Banham 25)-year-< veteran whose body w yesterday in a ga.s-f near Palo Alto Yacht have been set, for Mon p.irt. at the Roller and chapel. Interment will Golden Gate National C Mr. Banham, a nativ< Alto, was the son of